Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-09
Jumped His BalI.

over the Territory, the streets and house.
were illuminated, and altogether il was a
| notable event.
Jumped His Bail.
icopySi. 1857. by he California Associated Press.I
MERGED, November sih.-J. w. Graham.
q contractor and builder, well-kDown in
San Francisco and Stockton, held for trial
mere on charge of assault to murder.
pumped his bail some time between Satur-
day night and Monday morning last. His
DonQsfnen are very uneasy and have set
the local officers in pursuit. He is charged
WIN staoblng John Stanton, proprietor of
the City Bakery here, who since has been
lingering and Is now in precarious condi.
uoh. he crew on his contract last Satur-
day night 81, $50 Of which he paid his wort.
men about $3.50, and has LETT as supposed.
| with the balance. eo-'
San Mateo Notes.
lcopwiG, 1857, By tie California Associatea pye,,I
REDWOOD Cry, November sth-WilI-
lam Hines, the young man who abducted
Ella Leary from this town last August was
| to-day sentenced 10 FIVE years at Folsom
a. Assorio, q Mexican, was sent to Fol
som Tor one year for attempt to commit
| murder
About O'Clock last night w. Garnett
one OF the men employed by the Risdon
Iron Works on the Spring Valley aoue-
duct, attempted to rob the till of the ST
Charles bar, but was caught in the act and
afreSlea; After furious struggle with the
officers he was jailed.
Fresno People Waking Up.
lCopyisa 1887, by the California Associated pre.,
FRESNO, November Stb.-An election has
oeen called to bond the city in 800 900 for
co.npiete system of sewerage. 1t has
| aiready been voted TO issue $25, 900 bonds
tor scnool buildings. and So, 500 additional
ior protection from fire. contract has
been let for new City Hall and engine
mouse. The question of paving the streets
Is oelng considered by the City Trustees
ana the prospect is il will be ordered. Two
street car lines are being built. There is
no unusual boom, but citizens ara waking
up to the needs of the city,
Looking for His Wife.
lCopTghs, 1887, ty he CALIFORNIA; Associated P-s,xy
Los ANGELES, November Sth.-James M
Merlthew, who states that he resides at l427
castro street, Oakland, Alameda countv
ana That he Is Superintendent of tine Ia
Grange Laundry, an immense steam wash
house near the Golden Gate Trotting Track
was an arrival in town this morning from
san Diego. He comes here to find, if nos
sioie, something of the whereabouts of
Shasta Notes.
lCopw7g 1857, by 0te California Associated Press
REDDING, November There is a
very general acquiescence in the ordinancs
passed by the City Trustees that went into
e1fect to-day, and nearly all accept incor
i,oraiions as move for the best interests of
the community.
Adm Lodge of Masons has offered an ad-
dlhona. reward of $3.50 for the appreben-
sion OF the murderer of George Henderson
IDS makes 81 $50 as the total reward for
the murderer.
Waitress vs. Chinaman.
lcopy1ght, 1887, by he California Assoe.ated Pres,I
WOODLAND, November Sth.-To-niebt at
the Craft House waitress called a Chinese
COOK a choice name. The Chinaman -a--
phed that she was no good, whereupon
girl picked up a dish and hurled # a. The
COOK. He then seized large knife. and
catching the girl was about to stab her.
when another lady interfered and saved
her life. The waitress was badly scared,
and will probably learn little poiiteness.
A Serious Accident.
lCcpyrgt, 1887, By Gse California Associalcd Ir>ss1
SAN JOSE November Sth.-F. Field at.
tempted to get aboard the train at $40 tbis
morning while the train was in motion.
He missed his footing and was dragged
along the stone floor of the depot and
finally thrown on the back of his head and
Knocked unconscious. He was taken to
his home bruised and bleeding. and II is
thought his skull is fractured
Acquitted of Murder.
Icopwiga 1857, by he California Associated Ire.s.I
FRESNO, November Sth HOY All Kue
and Guam All You, two Cinnamon prose-
cuted as accomplices of Yuen Ah Ling, for
the murder of one of their countrymen
were acquitted tonight. Ling is under
sentence Of death, awaiting the decision of
the Supreme Court.
AT His Old BONE.
lCopyght, 1887, by the California Assoeiatcd PressJ
REDDIEG, November Stb.-D. CaIlaehan.
President of the First National Bank of
San Francisco, an old resident of Shasta.
where he made the first money to start a
bank with, is here on q visit to his old
home, and as he said I" also to see the big
city OF Redding that had been built in his
absence"
Nearly Free from Sickness.
Copyright, 1887, by Gte California Associc.ed Press
REDDING, November Sth.-The sickness
In Redding has been severe enough. but
has been greatly exaggerated and since the
cessation of the north wind has greatly de-
creased The late refreshing rain no
doubt will dispel it entirely.
Napa's Board of Trade.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Assocated Prc.s.l
NAPA, November Sth.-The Board of
Trade organized last night. Twenty-Five
members signed the roll Hon. George N.
Cornwell was chosen President. The
Board will meet every Monday for discus
sion. AT the next meeting the adyis-
ability of bonding the town for 500 600
will be thoroughly argued
LowenthaI Must Paw.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Sth.- The
Supreme Court has decided in he case of
ii. ii. Lowenthal, before it on writ of ha-
beas corpus. having been convicted of con-
tempt of Court, in connection with tbe
seizure of papers by the Grand jury. The
lower Court was sustained and Lowenthal
was remanded to the custody of the Sheriff.
Butte County Oranges.
ORovILLE, November Sth.-The first ripe
orange of the season was picked from
tree in A. f. Jones' orchard on the 9th
instant. 1t was eaten by Mr. Albert, the
correspondent of the Chicago Inter Ocean
who pronounced it as fine as any he had
tried in Southern California
A Miners Fatal Fall.
TcGpyig,t, 1887, Iy he California Assocatcd Pyess
SAN ANDREAs. November 8th.-John
Doherty last night fell from the 200 to the
900 foot level in the Sheep Ranch mine,
and was instantly killed.
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